Christian J
Member
Hi everyone,
I am experiencing an intermittent light fault on my boot light. I started troubleshooting, measuring volts and resistance, and found no real problem. I was getting really irritated, when suddenly the light came on.
I then figured the light switch had to be located in the boot locking mechanisme. By locking the lock with a screwdriver i can by exercising it a few times, make the switch work as intended. But once the boot has been closed for no more then 15 mins, the light takes forever to come on.
So does anyone have an idea on how to remove the boot door liner to access the lock? I have tried a bit but don´t want to break og destroy anything.
Thanks.
And on a side note, just bought some sweet "new" 16" SE wheels, and the next day i busted a wheel going through a raoad construction zone. On tarmac and with the other traffic, this develish little thing had to shread my tire and damage my rim. So until I get new tire on my new wheels, I am stuck on my winter wheels. Tough luck.
Have a great day.
Christian
I am experiencing an intermittent light fault on my boot light. I started troubleshooting, measuring volts and resistance, and found no real problem. I was getting really irritated, when suddenly the light came on.
I then figured the light switch had to be located in the boot locking mechanisme. By locking the lock with a screwdriver i can by exercising it a few times, make the switch work as intended. But once the boot has been closed for no more then 15 mins, the light takes forever to come on.
So does anyone have an idea on how to remove the boot door liner to access the lock? I have tried a bit but don´t want to break og destroy anything.
Thanks.
And on a side note, just bought some sweet "new" 16" SE wheels, and the next day i busted a wheel going through a raoad construction zone. On tarmac and with the other traffic, this develish little thing had to shread my tire and damage my rim. So until I get new tire on my new wheels, I am stuck on my winter wheels. Tough luck.
Have a great day.
Christian